A solution-oriented therapist uses a client's description of ...

[madam-professor]

A solution-oriented therapist uses a client's description of feeling blue and having a case of the crazies. This is an example of:
 
  A) carefully attending to the client's word choice.
  B) allowing the client to diagnose him or her self.
  C) dismissing the clinical significance of symptoms.
  D) colluding with the client against the problem.

Question 2

In solution-based therapies, what does it mean for the therapist to assume the position of a beginner's mind?
 
  A) To meditate before bringing each client into session
  B) To start at the very beginning of a client's story
  C) To make no assumptions about a client's experiences
  D) To reflect a blank slate to the client

[bassamabas]

Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C

[madam-professor]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

[deja]

TYSM